House of D

Lions Gate Films | Release Date: April 15, 2005

7.2	USER SCORE Generally favorable reviews based on 16 Ratings

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billc.Oct 28, 2005

Even giving it a three is generous. I wanted to like this, the talent is there, the basic story could make a good film.It's just told in a matter that is slow,dis-jointed and uninteresting.

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camdenlOct 9, 2005

David duchovney is impressive as a writer/director, but his acting holds this film back.

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PatC.Nov 20, 2006

A good story, perhaps a very good story, but poorly told, perhaps very poorly told.

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ourtimehascomeJul 19, 2017

As a director, Duchovny has some serious talent. As a writer and actor, however, he is a bit more boring than I would have expected. The plot is typical, and there isn't really anything new when it comes to coming-of-age stories. AntonAs a director, Duchovny has some serious talent. As a writer and actor, however, he is a bit more boring than I would have expected. The plot is typical, and there isn't really anything new when it comes to coming-of-age stories. Anton Yelchin and Robin Williams give standout performances as good friends growing up together despite their differences. As both have since passed away, it is a shame considering their individual charisma and chemistry together ultimately make the film enjoyable.… Expand

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